The city of Shakopee, Minnesota, is a relatively quiet suburban community of 40,000 people that lies about 17 miles southwest of Minneapolis. Last week, in broad daylight, the community's tranquility was shattered when a 55-year-old woman was brutally murdered on a city street in broad daylight and, according to gruesome footage circulated on social media, beheaded.
With Andrew Cuomo, you see a spectrum of corrupt behavior and decision-making, destroying not just the personal and emotional safety of people in his sphere but also translating into policy that costs lives.
After a new variant of the COVID-19 virus recently began to spread in the U.S., the mainstream media did what the mainstream always does: Hype the hell out of it.
Or is it okay if I call you Ben and Jerry? So, anyhow, I read your op-ed in The New York Times, headlined, "We're Ben and Jerry. Men of Ice Cream, Men of Principle," and I thought you might like - or at least tolerate - a little feedback.
The long-suffering Cuban people are rising up in protest across the island nation.
Now we have the Biden Administration unhappy with Georgia's recent election reform law, making it easier for voters to cast a vote in our state.
I have witnessed a gruesome take-down of a college professor from my Alma Mater, Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia, by a pack of cancel culture leftists aided by a university's administrators.
The woke folk are not finished. As I said last week, they are tearing down statues of Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, and Frederick Douglass.
Chairman Powell appears bent on risking 1970s-style inflation to win favor with President Biden and a second term.
Unlike our country's elites, one group of Americans never harbored illusions about China's communist dictatorship: The families of U.S. servicemen reported captured but never returned by the People's Republic of China (PRC).
If there were a line that could be drawn to show the precise crossing into America's demise, then the mental figurings that form the accusatory and hostile arguments against those who are reluctant to take the COVID-19 vaccine are it. It's the crossing from individualism into collectivism.
For the past several months, we've seen the left fighting against election integrity reforms in the states.
Just when you thought it impossible for this crazy carnival ride world to become more insane, somebody hits the "ludicrous" switch.
Why get vaccinated if you must behave like those who have not been vaccinated?
Most people do not like wearing masks, but those with a tyrannical bent like Dr. Anthony Fauci and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi seem to gain great pleasure from making millions of others miserable for no good reason.
"Dumb hick," "ignorant," "white trash," "vile" --- Upon starting my campaign by launching an actual rocket with the liberal agenda into space, the left was quick to go on the attack.
American patients are sick and tired of insurance companies not covering essential care and services.
We all pay taxes that support the "free" system of schools in our states. But facing massive drops in enrollments, public schools are marketing a new kind of "free" educational program: homeschooling.
In our national forests, only the Forest Service can prevent small blazes from becoming forest fires. It's time they did.
Congress is vigorously debating whether to sustain or repeal the 1991 and 2002 laws that authorize the President to use military force in Iraq.
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